Based on this current laboratory – based surveillance study the concern is much warranted as outpatient MRSA rates have continued to increase to the extent that as of 2005 the overall MRSA rate in this population was 47.9%.
Although the conversations we're having about this case are very much warranted, they apparently happened a little too late, as despite it all, Affleck took home the Oscar, BAFTA, Golden Globe, Critic's Choice, Gotham and National Board of Review awards for his performance in "Manchester".
Hence, pharmacokinetic data regarding inhaled colistin in ICU patients with MDR VAP are very much warranted.
Yet as an evolutionary innovation in mammals, further studies are very much warranted from the perspectives of better understanding its potential roles in both cell replication and tumor progression.
Thus, it is very much warranted to select species combinations on the basis of their positive interaction so that they can further be used synergistically to enhance the efficacy of biological control agents.
More work on kinetoplastids and other Euglenozoa species is very much warranted to further test the validity of this hypothesis.
As a result, the warrants authorized by the statute are much like ordinary search warrants that can be executed only in the United States because American courts do not have the authority to authorize a search abroad.
Although aperiodic signals are much more prevalent than periodic ones, a review of Fourier series is warranted.
There will be an obvious and much warranted emphasis on nonprofits that deliver services to the needy, because even as their resources have dwindled, the need for their programs has increased.
In his surprising anger — he now says he was "much angrier than seemed warranted" — Nichols saw "the dim racial memory of rage," that little boy in himself who is still angry and whom he constantly struggles to keep down.
